If you lie down, will it be more comfortable?

Lao Ren was speechless again about Boss Yu's messy words.

In today's era, the word "Lying Flat" does not have the concept extended by later generations for the time being, so it can only be understood as a joke like picking up soap among men.

I am so old, are you still here to make such dirty jokes with me?

Lao Ren was indeed said to be terrified again.

But what can he do to this bastard?

In front of him, when did this bastard have the idea of ​​respecting the elderly?

This made him not even want to say anything for the time being.

Fortunately, there is still Wu Ying there.

"Boss, since Huawei is working on the electric vehicle project, why should the battery project be put under the ideal name?"

The bearded man asked the question Lao Ren wanted to know the most.

Although he is an ideal person, in his opinion, since Huawei is working on mobile phones and electric car projects, the battery projects that support mobile phones and cars should also be placed on Huawei.

This issue has nothing to do with interests, but with rationality.

But the question is, is it reasonable to arrange it under Huawei’s name?

"The truth is the same as the operating system."

Yu Wengang first set his personality for the problem, meaning to inform Wu Ying and Lao Ren that the battery project is not just to provide Huawei alone, but to face the international market, and all companies that need to use rechargeable batteries are the goal of this project.

"What you mean is that if this project is put under Huawei's name, other mobile phone manufacturers or car manufacturers will reject the batteries we produce? No?"

Wu Ying is quite comprehensible, but unfortunately he still cannot understand what Yu Wengang said.

Really can't?

Yu Wengang was so touched by this issue. In later generations, there were many similar examples.

Take the power battery as an example.

For a considerable period of time in the future, the power battery field will compete between lithium iron phosphate and ternary lithium. Overall, BYD's blade battery is not worse than the ternary lithium of other manufacturers, and is even stronger in terms of safety. However, other electric vehicle companies still choose ternary lithium batteries from other manufacturers when choosing power batteries. Why?

It is because BYD also produces electric cars itself, and BYD is also a domestic manufacturer.

In other words, if the blade battery is Mercedes-Benz and BMW technology, then domestic electric car companies would not think there is anything, and would even feel it very good.

This is a strange psychology.

The mentality of admiring foreign countries and fascinating foreigners is to be ashamed of the goodness of domestic peers. To put it bluntly, it is a kind of slavery that cannot stand up after kneeling for a long time.

In China, a considerable number of people who run enterprises really have such a slave nature. When facing competition from foreign companies, they all shrink and are very frightened, but when facing their domestic counterparts, they become extremely fierce again.

A typical one-stop inside and one-stop outside.

This is reflected in another thing, that is, Huawei's later Hongmeng system incident.

In later generations, facing wave after wave of suppression, Huawei had no choice but to start pushing its own Hongmeng system when it was not even used.

There is an important constraint on the operating system, that is, it is necessary to have enough users to have great attraction to application software manufacturers and thus establish a good application ecosystem.

In order to allow Hongmeng to have more users, Huawei has no choice but to open source the Hongmeng system developed by itself and donate it to the Open Atom Open Source Foundation, which is under the supervision of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and calls on other domestic mobile phone manufacturers to use it for free.

What's the result?

Only a few non-mainstream manufacturers such as Meizu were actively responding, such as mainstream domestic manufacturers such as Xiaomi, VO, and ZTE. They did not say anything about interest. Instead, some manufacturer representatives slandered Huawei because of this, and said that they would be limited by Huawei if they used it.

All are open source and subject to national supervision. Will they still be restricted by Huawei?

It's just nonsense!

Even if these manufacturers use Google's Android system, there is a possibility that they are limited by the United States every minute. At this point, Huawei is a typical example.

I would rather take the risk of being controlled by foreigners than be ashamed of the good of my domestic peers. This is the nature of many domestic entrepreneurs.

Because of the nature of domestic entrepreneurs, Lao Ren, who later realized it, had to say again and again in the electric vehicle project: Huawei does not build cars.

This is the real reason why Yu Wengang finally put the battery project under his name after careful consideration. Only the ideal that even mobile phones can produce batteries that allow them to use with confidence without posing a threat to homogeneous competition from other manufacturers.

This is the urinary nature of many domestic entrepreneurs.

Thinking about it makes Boss Yu feel sad.

I really can't think about this kind of thing. As soon as I started thinking about it, Yu Wengang thought of more. He thought of the bloody and tears of a national brand from the domestic entrepreneur's admiration for foreigners.

By next year, China will officially join the World Trade Organization. What does this mean?

It means that under the expansion of thinking of using the market for technology, more national brands are obscured by multinational companies that have flocked to it.

This kind of annihilation has actually begun with the reform and opening up, and Yu Wengang can come up with many related cases.

When Coca-Cola and Pepsi entered the mainland market, there were many local Coke brands in China, such as Tianfu Cola, Nico Cola, etc. Among them, Tianfu Cola once occupied 75% of the domestic Coke market, and then it was targeted by Pepsi.

Pepsi came to the door and said that Tianfu Cola's products are so good that it should vigorously develop the overseas market. It is recommended to jointly invest with Pepsi to sell Tianfu Cola to the whole world.

What's the result?

As a result, after Tianfu Coke believed in foreign brands and established a joint venture, it could maintain a market share of 75% in the first year, but dropped to 50% in the second year, and then dropped to 20% in the third year, and finally disappeared into the vast business world in the fourth and fifth year, and replaced by Coca-Cola and Pepsi.

There are many similar examples, such as beverage brands such as Arctic Ocean White Bear, Asian soda, Second Factory soda, etc., and daily brands such as Panda laundry detergent, Vitality 28, etc.

As for the fields of electronics, communications, automobiles, etc., most patent technologies are monopolized by multinational corporations. These multinational corporations use various means to induce domestic companies to use their patents, charge high patent fees, stifle the innovation awareness of domestic companies, and exploit huge profits in the domestic market through monopoly.

This made Yu Wengang wonder, can he do more in response to such a bloody and tears history?

I really can't think too much.
Chapter completed!